Guest Commentary

• Chicago Preacher Otis Moss III Uses Film to Honor Ahmaud Arbery, Address Racism On Sunday (May 17), in honor of a young black jogger who was recently killed in Georgia, Rev. Otis Moss III premiered his latest fusion of faith and film, a film called The Cross and the Lynching Tree: A Requiem for Ahmaud... May 19, 2020

  

  Chicago Preacher Otis Moss III Uses Film to Honor Ahmaud Arbery, Address Racism
• Contestant Who Prayed with Judges during Her Audition Sings 'You Say' with Lauren Daigle to Win American Idol American Idol's newest winner is the same contestant who prayed with the judges during her audition. Known as "Just Sam," the singer performed "You Say" with Lauren Daigle and "Rise Up" by Andra Day to win the "Idol"... May 19, 2020

  

  Contestant Who Prayed with Judges during Her Audition Sings 'You Say' with Lauren Daigle to Win American Idol
• Ravi Zacharias, Beloved Preacher and Apologist, Dies at 74 Chrisitan author, preacher and apologist Ravi Zacharias has died at the age of 74. May 19, 2020

  

  Ravi Zacharias, Beloved Preacher and Apologist, Dies at 74
• Falling in Love with God's Word If you don’t love the Bible, you are missing out. Some may think of the Bible as a boring textbook, a collection of fairy tales or as just plain irrelevant to 21st century life. In reality, the Bible is God’s love letter to us. May 18, 2020

  Falling in Love with God's Word
• New York Church Fights Back after Being Threatened with $1,000 Fine for Drive-In Church Service Earlier this month a New York church was threatened with a $1,000 fine for holding a drive-in church service. The church is now challenging the fine. May 18, 2020

  New York Church Fights Back after Being Threatened with $1,000 Fine for Drive-In Church Service
• United Methodists Would've Met This Week to Consider a Split. What Are They Doing Instead? Calls to split the United Methodist denomination have grown since last year’s special session of the United Methodist General Conference approved the so-called Traditional Plan strengthening its bans on the ordination and... May 18, 2020

  United Methodists Would've Met This Week to Consider a Split. What Are They Doing Instead?
• Clergy, Scientists Grapple with thoughts of Worship without Congregational Singing Scientists are urging churches to consider worshiping without congregational singing because they believe singing could spread the coronavirus. May 18, 2020

  Clergy, Scientists Grapple with thoughts of Worship without Congregational Singing
• Pastor in Nepal Re-Arrested on New Series of Charges to Keep Him in Jail, Sources Say A Christian pastor has been arrested for a second time in India and is being charged for sharing the Bible. May 15, 2020

  Pastor in Nepal Re-Arrested on New Series of Charges to Keep Him in Jail, Sources Say
• How to Keep Celebrating in the Midst of a Pandemic Amid the coronavirus pandemic, celebrations don't looks exactly how we had envisioned them, but that doesn't mean we can't celebrate at all. Here is a list ideas to help you make the most of celebrating birthdays and... May 15, 2020

  How to Keep Celebrating in the Midst of a Pandemic
• Person at Center of Transgender Rights Supreme Court Case against Christian-Owned Funeral Home Dies The transgender person at the center of an LGBTQ rights Supreme Court case levied against a Christian-owned funeral home has died. May 15, 2020

  Person at Center of Transgender Rights Supreme Court Case against Christian-Owned Funeral Home Dies